
Culips Everyday English Podcast Catch Word #280 – Typically, literally, practically
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Oct 3, 2024 Discover the fascinating world of adverbs like "typically," "literally," and "practically". Learn how these words can enhance your English conversations and convey nuance. The hosts dive into the evolving use of "literally" and explore its role in everyday dialogue. Gain insights into phrases like "practically impossible" and how they express levels of confidence. Plus, hear tips on using these adverbs correctly to avoid misunderstandings and scams. It's all about making your communication clearer and more effective!
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Using "Typically"
- "Typically" means "usually" or "normally".
- Use it to describe habits or repeated actions.
Breakfast Habits
- Two friends discuss their typical breakfasts.
- One eats cereal and fruit, the other toast and coffee.
Polite Refusal
- Use "typically" to politely decline invitations.
- Frame your refusal as a personal habit or preference.
